Great shooting.
My old eyes are pretty picky about sights beyond 10 yards. The Glock factory 'ball in a bucket' and everybody's favorite 3 dot set up work great for me at short range where most of our defensive practice is focused, but not so well farther out. I have decided that 3 dots actually distract from my front sight focus.
I have gone to the Ameriglo I Dot Pro. They have a high visibility front sight with a tritium dot and a single small tritium dot at the base of the rear sight notch. The 'wings' of the rear sight are plain black and the notch is wide. This gives a traditional target sight picture for precise shooting at long range and a fast 'flash' sight picture at short range. In daylight the small rear sight tritium dot is not even noticed. In low light you just line up those dots like the old Novak 'Straight Eights'.
Once I switched to these sights I found I could shoot just as well with my Glocks at long range as I can with my Smith wheel guns.
10 rounds slow fire from 25 yards is one of our regular drills. When we did a 'walk back' last year on a 1/2 size IPSC sil, the striker fired crowd did well: I went out at 130 yards, another Glock shooter missed at 135 and the winner, shooting a Walther after making his hit at 135, moved back to 140 and rang the steel 1 more time just to prove a point. The 1911 guys had all gone out between 90 and 110.
